The BEST SETTINGS For TIMELAPSES
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What tips would you guys add to the list?
TravelFeels Best camera for Time lapsing?
An app that aloud us to control the camera without a trigger
How about.. How do you fix the timelapse if the overall lighting changes dramatically? With ND or just in post?
time interpolation modes in premiere pro, thats only one i can think of :)
Great tips! Your slider movements are super buttery smooth too! The only quick tip I'd add would be shooting in aperture priority mode for long day-to-night or night-to-day timelapses with big shifts in light, along with a prime lens that has a manual aperture ring so the iris blades aren't moving between shots or creating a tiny bit of flicker... and then letting the camera ramp the shutter speed up or down. You probably already know this, but AP's also really helpful when making hyperlapses that may start / finish in two completely different directions :)
Thanks Matti
I really like this format, no repetition and straight to the point. I'm going to try and incorporate this technique into my channel.
This is by far my favourite travelfeels video!
great tip about the slow shutter speed. I don't see many people recommending that. Great stuff man
Yep its the key 🙌
I learned to use filters right from the beginning. One of the basics everyone who wants to do cinematic video should understand....
Even just 1/20 for fast moving cars is good
If you want to do day to night/night to day timelapses its sometimes better to do it in aperture priority mode otherwise you have to adjust your exposure manually all the time. Even though that might cause a little bit of flicker, you do not have those abrupt changes in exposure that you will get when adjusting manually. For removing the flicker you can use LRTimelapse for example.
Yea the flicker is just so bad that I would rather manually change exposure over time if needed
Never had flicker ever whilst shooting aperture priority, although I do cover the viewfinder of my camera as stray light through here is what causes your aperture priority to mess things up and flicker, usually when sun is behind you.
Awesome idea with the ND filters! Never thought of that and I'm definitely going to try that next time!
I like the quicker and shorter format, Matti! I like how concise and to the point this video is, especially since I am a busy person with a short attention span haha Thanks for the tips!
haha arent we all. Glad you liked it
Hey Matti great video. What though is the best way to manage changes in light (exposure) during the timelapse? Especially when light is changing like at sunset.
*Best timelapse video on all of RUclips.. Seriously dude awesome work!! I'm slow clapping from behind my laptop*
haha thanks dude! really appreciate it and love having people like you around! 🙌
TravelFeels haha no worries I love being on this channel!!
I do time lapse on my GoPro, usually holiday sunrise and sunsets, although my RUclips videos are not anywhere near as good as yours these tutorials help a lot, keep up the great work 👍🏻
Those are very good high quality material that you got there! I make a current timelapse by going to the same spot every day and take a few shots (with my mobile) and pick out the right ones at home before matching them in Photoshop every few days.
But this... this video is clearly a demonstration of how the pro's show how it's done!
So with manual settings, how do you account for changes in exposure caused by changing light? If you're trying to shoot a sunset for example, then the correct exposure at the beginning won't match at the end and the scene will be too dark.
Im guessing he is using the ND and then trying to match in post. I would also like to know more about the settings for that type of scene.
I believe you need to shoot in shutter priority , S or TV setting, and then allow the camera to automatically adjust the iso and or the aperture as the light changes. You may need to set a negative -2/3 exp value as well.
Great tips, it looked so much better! Thanks for sharing
I love the idea of adding in post a zoom to a panning movement when shot. Great idea and helpful tips. Thank you!
Another good trick for TL on the 70D is to hit your shutter f-stop button, and while holding it, loosen the lens slightly so the pins can't talk, and the lens will be locked at your chosen f-stop. Don't forget to tighten back up after your shoot! Shoot TL with the lens loose, in that way you also lock in your depth of field and rids your final video of that annoying flicker effect at higher shutter speeds.
I really enjoyed this sort of quick to the point format with examples of how it should / shouldn’t be done.
Thanks a lot.
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Thank you sooo much again Matti! It's always pleasure to see what you've been working on with! You're such a great example for all of us.
Thanks for watching Juuso 🙌
Great Tips. I've been doing time lapses for a while and love them, but picked up a few tips here that I will certainly start incorporating into my lapses. Thanks Matti.
I think that location scouting and composition are equally important as well. Parallax in boring location is much more boring than simple steady timelapse somewhere in cool spot. So start out, do not buy all the expensive gear yet, just have fun and try different settings - for example if you shoot clouds, shutter speed does not matter that much and you can even go without ndfilter IMO.
That time-lapse is gorgeous. I enjoy the sunset in that area every night. Video must have been during the spring. Solstice is different now.
EXCELLENT video. Nobody talks about the camera settings, which is extremely important to get a great time lapse. Thanks for those tips man. You killed it! 👊🏼
the problem when you set everything in manual is that -especially in sunsets- you have a dramatic change in the lighting source (sun) and you have to change iso or aperture not to say white balance as well. It would be nice to give us a tutorial for such kind of timelaps... thank you
A Very Very good tutorial for me at The right time! Thank you very much Travel Feels.
Thank you 🙌
The Timelapse videos was awesome ....2-3 tips are very new to me . Your channel is really very inspiring . Thx for making such content.
Love the quick format Matti! So good and informative! Thank you for sharing! Also gonna give skillshare a try!
Thanks so much Griffin!
Griffin Conway checkout my timelapse video. All you have to do is record your timelapse instead of taking individual pictures, and do the same thing I tell you to.
thanks for the tip...i'm not into ND filters but after this video i will give it a try. thumbs up!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS. The world needs to know this information. I've shot with so many people who set up for a time-lapse and then just press record in video mode. Soooo much wasted memory card space and zero control.
Thanks for Sharing. Great tips
Definitely a big fan of time lapses, can't wait to try some of this !
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Amazing tutorial and channel! Thank you ( you remind me of avicii)
Sara wow same
Talk more about relationship between interval and shutter speed please. I used to always shoot interval exact same number as shutter speed. And it made my camera mess up a lot due to overprocessing
Love the slower shutter speed tip!
Hey Matti, I miss these tutorials. ❤️❤️
Super slick. I have been taking time lapses with my GoPro for almost 2 years now and I am just now getting to this. Egg timer and ND filters are on the way! Looking forward to your other video "Take your TIMELAPSES to the NEXT LEVEL"
PS: Going to Norway in a month and I saw your picture of Trolltunga! So far during planning, that hike seems like the highlight for me so far.
Thanks for the tips Maddie! These are really going to help me with my future time lapses in my videos!
Super helpful video, Matti! I’ve just started doing more video and time lapsed are on my list of things to practice. Can’t wait 🙂🙂
Short, to the point and broken down with examples! Thanks!
great tips, thanks so much Matti! will use this making my next time-lapse~!!
I often asked myself why my timelapses were so unsatisfactory. Using my ND filters was the answer. Now they are smooth and pretty. Very important!
Yep its that sloooow shutter speed!
Very good information. Thanks mate
Excellent video, clearly explained and demonstrated. Well done!
Amazing. Great tips, clear explanation. I was actually looking for that trick to create that cinematic blur. Thank you for sharing.
Excellent video. I love taking time lapse but will start slowing the shutter speed for certain shots after watching this. Love the video!
thanks man
Quick and awesome thanks a lot.
Straight and direct to the point. Thank you brother!
Keep the tips coming, love all of them. You are the man!
Thanks dude 🙌
great tips..will certainly help...thanks..
excellent tips. I have not heard the discussion before of using the ND and it makes perfect sense. Of course in Astrophotography this wouldn't apply. Great tutorial.
Fantastic video! One of my favorite videos on time lapses! Thank you. Keep up the great work.
Great advise for a beginner. I appreciate this VERY much.
Thanks! Very helpful.
AWESOME tips Matt, thanks for all the effort you put to bring us this great videos. 👍👍
I would definitely try this... if i have a camera..for now, i will bookmarked your vidz... keep on sharing man!
Great advice, Matti. I’ve been experimenting with drone hyper lapses.
What color temperature do you recommend using for sunrise and which one for sunset?
Awesome tips! Thanks, Matti!
Lovely tips for timelapse. Excellent work😇
So good, just ordered myself an ND filter.
So many great tips!! Thanks Matti!!
What density of ND filter were you using on this sequence? So far I don’t have one but there seems to be quite a range of options. I’m using a GoPro Hero 5 Black so my choices are 4, 8, 16 and 32.
Thank you Matti, compressed Information as usual. Best man!
This is the best time lapse tutorial video EVER, amazing work! I’m gonna try this on my drone now
Awesome and helpful video for someone wanting to get started with Timelapses!!
All manual ? What about sunset/sunrise? Maybe let cam to adjust ISO auto???
Thanks for short main timelapse points.
One of the best timelapse tutorial I've seen. Keep it up.
Thanks man!
Thanks man finally I can get some cool results with my time lapses! I usually my iPhone to capture purely because it has a pretty good setting, but now I know these tips I’ll use bigger cameras!
Love the new format. I subscribe and get notified for your videos. Lately, I've been ignoring them because the content got drawn out and seemed repetitive. Keeping this faster format will keep me watching your channel. Keep up the good work, and let us know if the placer app will be made for Android ;)
Thanks! Had trouble shooting a time lapse a couple of weeks ago, this was perfect timing. Great Vid BTW.
Thank you! 🙌
No, thank you man! Enjoy your vids.
Brilliant. Going out to try this now. Thanks
Fantastic tips.
Great tips thanks
Just shot a time lapse. Everything went right. And I shot it with entirely manual settings. The problem arose however, that on the day I was shooting there was a ton of cloud cover that would move in front of the sun periodically. Leading to some frames being exposed incorrectly (and about 15 hours of extra work). That being the case, which setting should I have left on auto? Should I still prioritize a slower shutter speed?
More info: it was an 8 hour time lapse, and I was shooting video while it was going on so I couldn’t check the exposure every 30 seconds.
I'm loving your tutorials! Keep it going👍💪
Thanks man! 🙌
Thanks for the nice tips.
This was insanely helpful. More videos like this, Matti!
Thanks so much!
Space Lightning checkout my timelapse video. All you have to do is record your timelapse instead of taking individual pictures, and do the same thing I tell you to.
Once again, great tips! that timelapses are so good too :) Like the quick new format :)
Thanks dude! 🙏
This was suuuuuuuper helpful! Thanks!
Awesome 🙌
Thanks so much for your tips! Brilliant presentation and explanation! Now, looking at a gear u recommended
What mode do you use for shooting day into night? Read something about aperture priority, so that it changes the light a bit when the night is coming. Otherwise everythings fades to black when using locked up manual settings. Great video!
Great video! Thanks!
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So easy to understand now, thanks a lot for this video ✌️
Thanks for the tips I love using time lapse in my videos
amazing tips, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the awesome tips!
Thanks Corey
Great tips....thank u very much from india
Great tips! Thank you!
Interesting, is there some other tool besides that expensive toy you know that can help add a movement? Maybe some makeshift moving piece?
cool vibes! your slowmo timelapse edit was like an intro stories telling with dramatic commentary and song backgrounds. love the light!. :Q
Thank you for getting right to the point and not prolonging the video!!!! You the man thanks for the info.
Hey so if I timelapsed a face painting, would the shutter speed be better in a higher setting? I feel like it would so that the face isn’t blurry from movements. But it’d also be cool for the painters hand to be blurred or less visible.
What shutter speed and f stop would you recommend. I have a Canon 70D.
If you use a slider or any other movement control, wouldn't it create some motion blur when having long-time exposures?
Those were some great tips, thanks!
What do you think is the ideal shutter speed and time lapse interval for traffic? Like the example in your video. You didn't mention the settings you used. Thanks! 👍
Pretty cool and useful - definitely enjoyed.
How does using the slider work when shooting with slower shutter speeds? I don’t see how you can avoid everything being blurred from the camera slightly moving while firing every second.
what frame rate did you set your timeline for 1 second interval, 2 second shutter speed? I'm trying to figure out the math for the 180 rule but I'm confused how to use these numbers.
Thx for simple and understandable tips :)
Nice tips: regarding the " Zooming in" If done manually is there not a risk of moving the camera a ruining the time lapse???